Paas, Mr., his murderer, the last man hanged in chains, [276]
Pall Mall Gazette, [304]
Palmerston, Lord, his social qualities, [65];
as a politician, [66];
Bernal Osborne’s attitude to, [65], [66]-[67];
Cobden’s dislike for, [67]
Parham Park, a smuggler’s haunt, [274]
Paris, Napoleonic relics in, [89];
noted English residents in, [309]
Paris, the Comte de, and the French “White Rose League,” [18], [19]